How fast is your Internet?
1) Since 17 December 2009, I now have an upgraded fast Internet at work. It reads Local Area Connection Speed: 100Mbps.
2) So fast? Fast enough? Let's check the download/upload speeds with Broadband Speed Test.
3) Results:
4) What do the results mean?
- My download speed is 59.8Mbps instead of 100Mbps
- My upload speed is 1018 kbps or 10Mbps instead of 100Mbps
- I'm getting only 59.8% of what I should get for download
- I'm getting only 10% of what I should get for upload
- My download is slow and missing ~40% of what it can be
- My upload is very slow and missing 90% of what it can be
- My download and upload speeds are not equivalent
- My download speed is greater than my upload speed
- My network provider is supplying a reduced bandwidth
- My bandwidth is 60Mbps and not 100Mbps
- The remaining 40Mbps is reserved
- I need to apply for increased bandwidth
- Skype is not allowed on campus but can be permitted for training
- The bandwidth will be increased upon request for Skype training
If you have to upload a resource that is 300MB to a server, how long will it take you to upload? If you wish to download a resource that is 300MB from a server, how long will it take you to download? What file sizes can you upload in 5 minutes and download in 5 minutes? Assume the speeds in 3) above.
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